Monday, December 20, 2010

Nokia looking at Windows Phone 7, the world crumbles

For almost 30 years, Nokia has been a leader in the mobile phone market and has exclusively used its own internally developed software to power them. But now, that's changing. read more
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T-Mobile Offers Fastest Wireless Data Performance in Top 100 Markets

BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--T-Mobile now delivers the fastest wireless data performance in the top 100 U.S. markets according to results of a new, independent third-party study.
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Motorola's 'Tablet Evolution' video teases some Honeycomb at CES

It's on, suckers. Motorola just sent us this "Tablet Evolution" teaser video for their CES 2011 announcements, and it doesn't mince any words -- it calls the iPad a "giant iPhone" and says the Samsung Galaxy Tab is running Android "for a phone" before closing out with a buzzing bee over that new red Motorola logo . That certainly suggests some Honeycomb action to us -- and it fits perfectly with ...
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Verizon Feature Phones Get Exchange Email

Verizon Wireless today announced Mobile Email 4.0, a fully re-worked mobile email application for its feature phones. The new program supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync for push email delivery and support for corporate email, contacts and calendar, and personal email services. The email app also has a refreshed user interface, which Verizon says is easier to navigate and use. It includes new ...
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